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What if the increase in demand were smaller than the increase in​ supply? A. Equlibrium price and quantity both fall. B. Equilibrium price rises and quantity falls. C. Equilibrium price falls and quantity
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What if the increase in demand were smaller than the increase in​ supply?

A. Equlibrium price and quantity both fall.
B. Equilibrium price rises and quantity falls.
C. Equilibrium price falls and quantity rises.
D. Equilibrium price and quantity both rise.

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c

Step-by-step explanation:

because it is not possible

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